• Cascadia Day

    Cascadia Day

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    Cascadia Day is May 18th to commemorate the anniversary of the Mount St. Helens eruption. Solidarity Party members across the region have been celebrating. Below left are Adrian and Miranda Rush, from Wallace, Idaho, who decorated his whole house in Cascadia colors! Below middle is John Montgomery, from Auburn, Washington, showing his Cascadia Solidarity spirit.…

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  • First Presidential Primary Debate

    First Presidential Primary Debate

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    Tune in to see our seven candidates respond to questions about campaigning as a third party candidate and what it means to likely be the only whole life candidate next fall. Moderated by our 2020 presidential candidate Brian Carroll, and James Hanink, host of the Open Door and 2x gubernatorial candidate in California. The event…

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  • Flourishing

    Flourishing

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    Is there really a definition for flourishing?  All too often the absence of disease is about is good as it gets.  There is much written about resiliency in the face of adversity.  And don’t forget harm reduction.  But what about flourishing?  Could actual flourishing be a goal for all people?   Tyler J. VanderWeele, in…

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  • Ecology and Economy

    Ecology and Economy

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    Our society acts as if ecology and the economy are opposed to each other, but in fact, they are two sides of the same coin. Both come from the Greek root word οἶκος, meaning “house”. Ecology means learning the logic by which our global house operates, while economy means following the rules of living with…

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  • Legislative Alert for Washington

    Legislative Alert for Washington

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    To show solidarity with human life in Washington State, please stand up against the following two bills, which have been brought before the legislature:

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  • It starts with life

    It starts with life

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    Many years ago, there was a young woman with a crisis pregnancy. Rejected by her neighbors, she was forced by the government to leave her home and return to the land of her ancestors. Whatever plans she had for her career or her education had to be abandoned as she started her new life as…

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  • Autumn again

    Autumn again

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    With fall comes another election season. This year, our communities are divided more than ever by two parties everyone loves to hate, while real needs of families are still neglected. It’s up to us, people of good will, to begin the healing process that will reunite our country. The only way our democracy can survive…

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